General Motors has confirmed that its Cadillac Converj Concept, a luxury coupe with extended-range EV technology first shown at Detroit in 2009, will become a production model called ELR, retaining Cadillac three-letter model naming policy.
United Auto Workers president Bob King has instructed union local branches representing Ford plants to hold their rank-and-file strike authorisation vote by 2 September, intensifying pressure on the automaker to reach a new labour deal before its existing contract expires.
Sweden's Shareholders Association (Aktiespararna) has slammed as "completely wrong" a decision by Saab parent Swedish Automobile (Swan) to award its chairman a massive pay increase of 500%.
Geely-owned Volvo Car has recorded a profit and increased sales for second quarter of 2011 but expects a volatile second half to the year.
Fiat is considering building a plant in St Petersburg, Dmitry Levchenkov, director of the special economic zone and project financing department at Russia's economic development ministry, said, apparently confirming earlier media reports.
Volkswagen has no interest in buying Opel because the manufacturers' operations don't fit together, said Bernd Osterloh, the head of VW's works council.
Nissan plans to quadruple its Infiniti brand's share of the Chinese luxury-auto market within five years as it rushes to make up time lost to Audi and Lexus.
Nissan plans to quadruple its Infiniti brand's share of the Chinese luxury-auto market within five years as it rushes to make up time lost to Audi and Lexus.
Long-time Turkish Fiat assembler and distributor Tofas is adding Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge from 1 January, 2012.
New pictures reveal look of all-new 911 ahead of its debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show
Fiat's ultra-luxury brand Maserati plans to build its first sport-utility vehicle at a Chrysler assembly plant, a person familiar with the matter said.
Fiat's ultra-luxury brand Maserati plans to build its first sport-utility vehicle at a Chrysler assembly plant, a person familiar with the matter said.
The German government is seeking investors to buy European Aeronautic, Defence and Space Co. shares controlled by Daimler as the carmaker pushes to reduce its holding, two people familiar with the matter said.
General Motors just confirmed the rumours that have been flying around the web the past couple of days, announcing to the world that Cadillac will be taking the green plunge initiated by the Volt, with the Converj set to join the ranks of the XTS, ATS, CTS and SRX under the moniker ELR.
Ho-Pin Tung will have another occasion to show what he's got when he will join Dragon Racing for the Infineon Raceway event. In other news, KV Racing's engineer Michael Cannon, was let go.
Briton, Steve Hallam,currently Executive Vice President of Competition at Michael Waltrip Racing, will be joining Walkinshaw Racing in the V-8 Supercar series as Managing Director at the beginning of 2012.
I've recently been behind the wheel of a real instigator, a complete troublemaker on the road - and I swear I had nothing to do with that reaction.
The news we posted yesterday was confirmed Thursday by the Lotus Renault Formula 1 team. Spanish driver Maria De Villota indeed tested a Renault in France.
Looking to upgrade your car's styling without increasing tire and wheel sizes? Replacement alloy wheels are a suitable and affordable alternative. FastCo's Director of Product Development explains.
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